Hey sorry if not correct section. Anyway i
have this very Itchy Anal and it stops me
sleeping at night seems to only come on at
nightime but no bleeding. When i touch the
inside of my anal i can feel lumps other
times not does this sound like
hemorrhoids. Is it best to go and pluck up
the courage and bite the bullet and see
the Doctor.
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young Girl
Especially EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Jun 2007 Posts: 13932 Location: everythings better in, texas USA
Posted: 07-22-07 21:16pm
oh geez u need to see a doc!!!!!!!!!
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goldiestar
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 11 Jun 2007 Posts: 124
Anal Itching Posted: 08-05-07 10:26am
You may be suffering from parasites
especially if it happens at night. You
could also be experiencing hemorrhoids but
that would be something you feel during
the day as well.
Definatley go see your doctor about it.
But my personal experience tells me that
you have what I had and that is parasites.
These caused me to experience extreme
itching and it did happen during the night
and sometimes I would wake up scratching.
I went to see a naturopath and was told to
do a cleansing program. I started the
colonix program and changed my eating
habits and I have never looked back. NO
MORE ITCHING. Good luck and let us know
what you found out and what you are doing.
Keep in touch
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jchoi
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Aug 2007 Posts: 1
Re: Anal Itching Posted: 08-29-07 17:02pm
stevoS
wrote:
Hey sorry if not correct
section. Anyway i have this very Itchy
Anal and it stops me sleeping at night
seems to only come on at nightime but no
bleeding. When i touch the inside of my
anal i can feel lumps other times not does
this sound like hemorrhoids. Is it best to
go and pluck up the courage and bite the
bullet and see the
Doctor.
Based on my research, it's less likely
hemorrhoids. It perhaps be a skin
irritation or allergic symptom. Anyway, I
myself "had" anal itching for almost 13
years and esp, at every night..how many
nights for 13 years!! No exception of at
least one night! But now, it's gone!!! I'm
telling ya! It's gone!
I don't have to scratch my anus and bleed
and have shallow-sleep(being irritated by
itching and scratching and being
conscious) through the night any longer!
Recently I took a generic version of
"Loratadine" tablet(pill) that is actually
an active ingredient of "Claritin" allergy
relief for 24 hours for hay fever, runny
nose(by allergies) and etc. What it does
is blocking "histamine" bonding to its
receptors. This bonding is a main cause of
most allergic reaction(e.g "itching" on
your skin with rashes). The cause of
"histamine" releasing(allergic cause) is
varied; but if this "histamine" reaction
in your body can be blocked, itching can't
persist. This is what all "anti-histamine"
drug exactly and basically do in your
body(in your blood) when you take an
anti-histamine allergy tablet from such as
Claritin, Benadryl, Allegra, Zyrtec etc.
To get to the point, after I took
"Loratadine" tablets (genetic version of
Claritin and much cheaper, too) for 3 days
(the actual reason was for my skin
irritation with rash), the agonizing(esp.
at night time with no sweet dream) anal
itching is gone! And it's been about a
week passed now and it's not coming
back(should not...)! It's just one week
but I had itching every day for 13 years
without an exception of a single night;
so... surely, based on the fact that I
described above about the correlation
between histamine and anti-histamine
drugs, taking anti-histamine drugs(in my
case, taking "Loratadine" 24 hour tablet)
cured the disease.
So, do you want to try? Do it! Take one 24 hr
tablet every 24 hours for several days.
I'd be very happy if I can hear that by
any chance, anyone get cured, too b/c of
the sharing of my story.
Good luck!
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ericr747
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Oct 2007 Posts: 56 Location: , USA
Posted: 10-25-07 20:36pm
You may also be suffering from Candida,
which causes an itchy anus. This is
usually caused by taking antibiotics,
consuming too much alcohol or sugar and
having a poor diet. It is caused from the
yeast in your intestine, which becomes a
fungus. Check into it and see if this may
be your problem.